Most people did not refer to her as "Cinderella" however, but used disparaging. made up names. I hesitate to write the one I find most vulgar, but my ...tepmother seems never to tire of using it and it has lost its bite. She referred to her as "Cuntarella."The reasoning of the crowd seems to have been that the Prince had harmed them in some way, or, as Bertha expressed it, he "done them wrong." The reaction of all three was that they had sacrificed to make themselves attractive for the Prince and. Iglanced back at her as she leaned back in her chair slyly pointing withher pen at the gorgeous blond girl sitting next to her. She thenleaned back up putting her hands on the table casually letting her penpoint right at the beautiful brunette that sat in front of me. Ichanged my hidden hand to a peace sign. She casually changed her lefthand to an ok gesture giving me a sideways smile, the stinker.Two soft chimes from a silver bell hanging over the door indicated theending of class. The. Mandy couldn't believe what she had just heard."Quickly, now! I haven't got all day."Mandy reluctantly approached Genevieve."Right here," she said, patting her knee. "Hurry up," she added.Mandy couldn't believe she was sitting on Genevieve's knee, right there inthe shopping mall. She felt humiliated, but she seemed unable to disobeyGenevieve. Somehow she was stuck in a role that she found difficult to breakout of. She was also feeling a strange desire to keep up the role. She hadno time to. “Remember at Doc Samuel’s funeral you said what a shame it was everyone was up there thanking him when he wasn’t there to hear it?”“Yeah.”“How folks should be nicer to each other when they are here on earth,” I said. “How one ‘thank-you’ in person would have meant more than all of the accolades given to him on that day.”“Yup, that’s what I said.”“Remember when we ... You, me, Darc and Di used to sit at the rusty old ice cream table behind your garage and read Duane’s ‘girly-books?’”“Sure Mave,”.